sustainable & conscious Living

Tag: ethical fashion

Transparency is the new black, and Aussie fashion needs to keep up. Next time you’re on your favourite brand’s website, have a quick look for some sort of information about where and how their products are made. It’s an interesting and slightly addictive process – observing how much information a company is willing to share with you,… Read More Transparency is the New Black

I have recently connected with the team from Global & Smart, a platform that promotes finding the good in the products we love. Through creative storytelling, Global & Smart (along with their platform Stori) are creating change and affecting lives of artisans around the world for the better. Here’s Stori CEO Elisha London’s latest blog post. … Read More When Your Wardrobe Gets Robbed… Make it More Ethical

Imagine having one piece to pull your outfit together. This is it. The Plate Collar is hammered to create a more dimensional yet delicate texture. Inspired by smooth curves and strong lines from prominent architectural designs, this piece accentuates your collarbone and highlights your jawline. It even makes a T-shirt look like you’re doing exciting stuff.… Read More One City’s Trash, Many A Woman’s Treasure

A bangle with a twist. The Tie the Knot bangle is sleek and elegant, with four figure-eight knots. Part of Cred’s first fully Peruvian collection made from Fairtrade silver mined in Lima, the simplicity of the knot is a little Celtic, a dab nautical, and a whole lotta timeless. However you choose to wear it,… Read More From Peru, with Love (Part 2)

Delicate and meaningful. The Love Knot ring has us pause for a second. Based on the Celtic trinity knot, its meaning encompasses everything from love, to the connection of body, mind, spirit, to oneness with the universe. Made from Fairtrade certified silver mined in Lima, and part of Cred’s first Peruvian collection, the Love… Read More From Peru, with Love (Part 1)

​​When I throw on my jeans in the morning I’m not usually thinking of how many gallons of water it took for them to be lying on my floor. In case you’re wondering, it’s a lot. A traditional cotton t-shirt requires 257 gallons of water to produce and your average pair of jeans uses 920… Read More TOP 10: Sustainable Fabrics

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Georgia Gifford is an Australian-born writer, storyteller, ethical fashion specialist and annoying person always asking for a discount on her keep-cup.

She started Eko 10 to promote ethical and sustainable living, make it fun and give a thought-provoking perspective on the fashion industry of today.